13pm Icons for iOS

These are the 13pm icons for iOS. They follow the iOS Human Interface Guidelines (Apple could have done it better though), first introduced in iOS 7 and supported in all later releases up until now (at least iOS 11). These are outline icons; they're based on thin two-pixel lines and is optimized for 50×50 pixels. If you're creating an iOS app, either download 13pm PNG icons in 3 sizes (free icons for 50 and 100px; for folks who paid there's 150px) or download a single vector icon in PDF format (you'll have to buy icons) — Xcode will generate the proper PNGs on the compilation. There's a matching set of glyph icons — Apple introduced them in iOS 11 and uses for tab bars.

13pm Glyphs Icons

Apple introduced the glyph icons in iOS 11 and uses them for tab bar (along with regular iOS icons that are for everything else). The grid is 30×30 pixels. Unlike original iOS icons which are the outline ones, these icons consist of the the filled shapes and visually dense. If you're creating an iOS app, either download 13pm PNG icons in 3 sizes (free icons for 50 and 100px; for folks who paid there's 150px) or download a single vector icon in PDF format (you'll have to buy icons) — Xcode will generate the proper PNGs on the compilation.

13pm Icons, Dotty Line Icons

These dotty 13pm icons belong to our 3,300 icon set. Feel free to download this icon in PNG format for free, or unlock vectors. Unlike other icon packs that have merely hundreds of icons, this monster icon pack contains 9,000 icons, all in the same style and quality. Like all our free icon packs, these 13pm icons are available for download as PNG, SVG, PDF and other vectors, as an icon font, and as HTML/CSS snippets.

1em, Small 13pm Icons

These small, tiny 13pm icons are designed to fit the text. They are only 16 pixels tall, thus we called them 1em (1em=16px). The problem that web designers are aware: once inserted in text, the icons break the line, making text “dance” and overall make design look chaotic. 1em is the only icon pack that follows the text, i.e. looks natural in a line of text of a standard font size. Of course, you can scale it up for larger text. A good idea is to generate a font and use it along with your text (we have a built-in font generator). Enjoy your new, clean menus, action buttons, and other pieces of text combined with an icon.